In the fastest annual increase since the pandemic spike, about $29 trillion was added over the course of 2025, pushing global debt to a record
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Meta, the owner of Facebook, plans to buy $100 billion worth of AI chips from AMD.
In addition to purchasing artificial intelligence chips from Advanced Micro Devices, Facebook owner Meta Platforms will have the option to purchase up to 10% of
Facebook Messenger’s encryption strategy was deemed “so irresponsible” by a Meta executive.
Meta executives moved forward with a plan to encrypt the messaging services linked to its Facebook and Instagram apps in spite of internal warnings that
JPMorgan enlists CHIPS and defense officials to lobby for a $1.5 trillion security initiative.
JPMorgan Chase has appointed a group of top leaders to further its push into sectors related to economic resilience and national security. In October, the
Digital euro to cost EU banks 6 billion euros.
A top European Central Bank policymaker stated Thursday that the introduction of the digital euro might cost European banks between 4 billion and 6 billion
Spain to investigate X, Meta, and TikTok for AI-generated child pornography.
As European regulators step up their monitoring of big tech over dangerous and unlawful content, Spain has ordered prosecutors to look into social media sites
Alibaba introduces the Qwen3.5 model for the “era of agentic AI.”
Alibaba on Monday introduced Qwen 3.5, a new artificial intelligence model that can do difficult tasks on its own. The Chinese tech giant claims that
Anthropic hits a $380b valuation, emerging as the third most valuable startup after SpaceX and OpenAI.
The $380 billion valuation of artificial intelligence startup Anthropic solidifies its place among the world’s most valuable startups, along with rival OpenAI and Elon Musk’s
Dubai International Airport remains the world’s busiest in 2025 with a record 95.2 million passengers.
As part of the emirate’s ongoing economic boom, officials announced on Wednesday that a record 95.2 million passengers passed through Dubai International Airport last year,
South Korean watchdog seeks tougher crypto laws to block vulnerabilities after a $40 billion giveaway.
The financial market watchdog in South Korea stated on Monday that stricter restrictions are required to address the weaknesses of cryptocurrencies, as evidenced by the
